Abstract — A method to compute an exact cell decomposi-tion and corresponding connectivity graph of the configura-tion space (C-space) of a planar closed chain manipulator moving among point obstacles is developed. By studying the global properties of the loop closure and collision con-straint set, a cylindrical decomposition of the collision-free portion of C-space (C-free) is obtained without translating the constraints into polynomials as required by Collins’ method [1]. Once the graph is constructed, motion planning proceeds in the usual way; graph search followed by path construction. Experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of the algorithm. I
In this thesis we introduce the notion of incremental problems in geometric robot motion planning, a...
When operating in human environments, a robot should use predictable motions that allow humans to tr...
Abstract In this paper we consider the motion planning problem for arbitrary articulated structures...
A method to compute an exact cell decomposition and corresponding connectivity graph of the configur...
The problem of a planning collision-free motion of a planar 3R-manipulator among point obstacles is ...
We study the motion problem for planar star-shaped manipulators. These manipulators are formed by jo...
This paper provides an algorithm for computing singularity-free paths on non-redundant closed-chain ...
Includes bibliographical references.This work considers the path planning problem for planar revolut...
This paper introduces box approximations as a new tool for path planning of closed-loop linkages. Bo...
Abstract — This paper introduces box approximations as a new tool for path planning of closed-loop l...
In this work, a topological characteristic of various classes of configuration space obstacles is ex...
This paper provides an algorithm for computing singularity-free paths on closed-chain manipulators. ...
When operating in human environments, a robot should use predictable motions that allow humans to tr...
Abstract: Given a linkage belonging to any of several broad classes (both planar and spatial), we ha...
When operating in human environments, a robot should use predictable motions that allow humans to tr...
In this thesis we introduce the notion of incremental problems in geometric robot motion planning, a...
When operating in human environments, a robot should use predictable motions that allow humans to tr...
Abstract In this paper we consider the motion planning problem for arbitrary articulated structures...
A method to compute an exact cell decomposition and corresponding connectivity graph of the configur...
The problem of a planning collision-free motion of a planar 3R-manipulator among point obstacles is ...
We study the motion problem for planar star-shaped manipulators. These manipulators are formed by jo...
This paper provides an algorithm for computing singularity-free paths on non-redundant closed-chain ...
Includes bibliographical references.This work considers the path planning problem for planar revolut...
This paper introduces box approximations as a new tool for path planning of closed-loop linkages. Bo...
Abstract — This paper introduces box approximations as a new tool for path planning of closed-loop l...
In this work, a topological characteristic of various classes of configuration space obstacles is ex...
This paper provides an algorithm for computing singularity-free paths on closed-chain manipulators. ...
When operating in human environments, a robot should use predictable motions that allow humans to tr...
Abstract: Given a linkage belonging to any of several broad classes (both planar and spatial), we ha...
When operating in human environments, a robot should use predictable motions that allow humans to tr...
In this thesis we introduce the notion of incremental problems in geometric robot motion planning, a...
When operating in human environments, a robot should use predictable motions that allow humans to tr...
Abstract In this paper we consider the motion planning problem for arbitrary articulated structures...